A Python namespace is a mapping from names to objects.
Namespaces organize variables and functions in a dedicated space, allowing you to use multiple instances of the same name without conflict, as long as they’re in different namespaces.
Python namespaces serve as containers that map names to objects, allowing for organized access and management of variables, functions, classes, and objects in general.
Python implements most namespaces using dictionaries, where each namespace’s lifecycle is tied to the execution context, such as global or local scopes.